Mediterranean Heat: How Malta Is Adapting Its Water Supply
Malta has no rivers, no lakes and some of the lowest natural freshwater per person of any country on Earth. What it has is a century of…
Author: Sakura Ito
Malta’s Film Studios Draw Bigger Productions to the Island
Malta has played ancient Rome, biblical Jerusalem, Napoleonic ports and fantasy kingdoms — sometimes in the same year. Now the island’s screen…
Mediterranean Marine Heatwaves Are Squeezing Fisheries
Marine heatwaves in the Mediterranean are intensifying as the sea warms faster than the global average, reshaping species and squeezing fisheries.
Island Nations Depend on Undersea Cables More Than Ever
Undersea cables carry nearly all intercontinental data, and island nations often depend on just one or two links. The growing push for resilience.
What Circadian Science Says About Sleep, Light and Timing
Nearly every cell in your body keeps time. The circadian system — a network of clocks coordinated by a master pacemaker in the brain — schedules sleep,
The New Moon Race Is About Resources, Not Flags
Half a century after the last Apollo astronaut left, the Moon has become crowded with plans: crewed landings, robotic mining tests, a planned lunar space